One Set Drum Brake Shoes, Rear. Fits 88-93 Ford Festiva, Lifetime. on 2040-parts.com
Rockwood, Michigan, United States
one new set morse rear break shoes for ford festiva,88-93 has oreilly lifetime warranty slip. in original box.
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